Jim prompts us with bus/truck/lorry. As I searched, kids songs or country songs filled the page. Then I searched by Greyhound which is a bus line and bingo up comes this gem sung by Simon & Garfunkel. Here’s America. Lyrics and credits in the video. Hope you enjoy.
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This is my favorite Simon and Garfunkel song! I always thought it embodies the spirit of America but I could be wrong (well, my 6-year-old self did).
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I think you’re right. It does 🙂
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One of my all time favorite Simon and Garfunkel songs. So pretty 🙂
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A favorite of mine too. Makes me long to travel somewhere.
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🙂
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A beautiful song by two voices that mesh so well together. I love Paul Simon’s melodies and lyrics.
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Me too. 😊
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Love this song. Great choice for the prompt.
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Thanks Maggie!
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A great classic Jill. Lovely!
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Thanks Peter!
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Very cool 😎
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Oh yeah, “the wheels on the bus go ’round and ’round”…. Good song!
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Lol. I’ve had my quota though many moons ago.
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I wonder what Mrs. Wagner’s pies taste like so I looked it up. Mrs. Wagner’s Pies were single-serving pies sold in waxed paper. They were made until July 11, 1969, by a company named Mrs. Wagner’s Home Made Pies that was originally located in Ocean Grove, New Jersey, and later in Brooklyn, New York.
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That’s cool 😎. I wondered myself. We have bluebird pies still sold here that sound similar even trying to mimic the wax paper wrapper.
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Always an excellent listen.
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Yes. Makes me want to pack my bags and board a bus 🚎
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